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this hiring a digger with a driver route sounds like it might be a goer. The guy picked up the phone and is available in a couple of weeks Just so I know what I'm doing, can you advise on the materials I'll need? So far I've listed the following 32mm MDPE (minimum 60 metres length) 32mm mdpe...

Good idea . Will try that route.

That quote is For a trench. The moling company are apparently really busy and don't even have time to give me a quote!

i've never done anything like that before.. I own the gravel path however other people also have access to it and other services run underneath. Am nervous about hitting something... would much prefer to get a pro to do it - wasnt expecting this kind of price though

finally someone gave me a quote. 60 metres total length. the digging area is a gravel path and soil. and then in to the kitchen and up through a concrete floor £4000 :confused:o_Oo_Oo_O:confused::cautious::sick:

the water company have recommended contractors.. tried them and none are available! Some said they only do commercial I'm In Boston Lincolnshire

now here's the thing.. trying to find someone to lay mdpe is a nightmare. Builders not available, or not calling back or not turning up! I'm really tempted by checkatrade right now or findabuilder..

uh oh

I checked my flow rate and I got 14ltrs in 30 seconds, so 24ltrs per minute. Where are the maths police when you need them

I'd snap that price up in a second!

Seen as I've got the floorboards up will sure it up. Maybe use joist fixings to clamp both hosts together

This is the combi I'm planning to have installed.. You have to admit the internal designs are very impressive. Everything looks easily accessible and well thought out. They've even put the schraeder valve for the EV on top Main compact 30

I very carefully pushed the sleeve out the other side. see pics here.. what can I use to seal the internal side of the sleeve? feel free to say get an RGI! https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/do-i-need-to-be-worried-about-this-crack-in-the-wall.572547/

whats the best way to patch up that hole?? the sleeve needs to be protruding on both sides and I think sealed on the inside

pics from the inside.. I pushed the sleeve out a little

I very carefully chipped away at the mortar around the pipe on the outside and this is what I found. I also pulled the pipe sleeve out (which is where it should be) Doesnt look like there is a cavity? Also it seems the the guy who installed the pipe drilled too much of a big hole which may have...

rang one company who said they'd call me back but haven't.. could only find one company locally that do moling https://www.ajet-drains.co.uk/water-pipes.php Also waiting for anglian water to come out to do a survey. will see what they say

by the way i'm not so sure now that the house was extended. Do you think it could have originally been built like that in 1900?!?

no ideas who the builders were as I just bought it a few weeks ago! To be honest; it feels quite solid. Any suggestions on a DIY fix? or does it need a major change?

yep.. it's all after their stopcock